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Katarina187 wrote: »I still use my SKY HD subscription. I dont know why though. All the entertainment channels are just showing films and shows which ive seen a thousand times before.
So cancel it. I assume there is nothing on Sky 1 or Sky Atlantic that takes your fancy.That gum you like is coming back in style.0 -
I plan on doing the same tomorrow. Plan on using the money to start saving for next years holiday!
However I would like some advice on the Freesat boxes, especially the ones which have iplayer and itv player built in? Does anyone have any experience with these boxes? Can u get anymore channels thro these boxes or shall i just stick with the inbuilt freeview on tv?
I know ultimately its down to my tastes but if anyone can advise the differences between the 2?:silenced:0 -
lemonade_lifestyle wrote: »However I would like some advice on the Freesat boxes, especially the ones which have iplayer and itv player built in? Does anyone have any experience with these boxes? Can u get anymore channels thro these boxes or shall i just stick with the inbuilt freeview on tv?
If you subsequently want BBC iPlayer etc, then you can buy Blu Ray players (or a lot of the new Smart TVs) which can access these. Do bear in mind that you'll still need a broadband connection.0 -
Thanks, didn't realise. Will I still be able to record with the sky hd+ box?:silenced:0
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No, recording and playback cost £10, a month or so.That gum you like is coming back in style.0
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You won't get Freeview via the built in Freeview tuners unless you have a working aerial. So if you haven't, then using the existing dish and LNB with Freesat is a better option-it's just a straight box swap.No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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I rang up to cancel my Sky a few months ago, and they were DESPERATE to keep me!
I did stay with them as the deal offered was to good to turn down. :beer:
So now I pay them £27 a month for the full TV package (except movies & sports), unlimited 20mbps broadband, phone AND line rental!
I spent around 45 mins with the guy on the phone, as he was giving me so many discounts etc he was having trouble getting the system to apply them.:o0 -
I do have a lovely, shiney new aerial so no worries!
Will give it all a whirl, see how it goes. Thanks.:silenced:0 -
So cancel it. I assume there is nothing on Sky 1 or Sky Atlantic that takes your fancy.
We get our broadband through them as well. I suppose im going to stay with them until something better comes along. Plus i really hate the canceling procedure.
The sci fi channel is always good though.0 -
Katarina187 wrote: »We get our broadband through them as well. I suppose im going to stay with them until something better comes along. Plus i really hate the canceling procedure.
The sci fi channel is always good though.
You can cancel the TV but keep the broadband, Sky sell it as a stand alone product, however you'll lose the £2.50 discount.That gum you like is coming back in style.0
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